The Opponent:
Southeastern Oklahoma I Dec. 16 at 6 p.m. I Live Stats I Live Video
Game Notes
 
First Tip: Cameron will be looking to close out their final home contest on a positive note and avoid falling to .500.  Presently, the Aggies have dropped their last two contests in a row and in their last home outing Cameron lost 58-56 to UA-Fort Smith.  Since Jan. 2014, CU has not dropped back-to-back home contests.

Brandi Leal has rocketed to CU's leading scorer after being held to three points at Emporia State.  In her last four games, the senior is shooting 27-for-41 on the floor and averaged just under 20 points per game during that span.  Leal's season point total average has climbed up to 13.3 which is second best in the Lone Star Conference.  

Dayla Threatt is another Aggie who has come up strong in the last two weeks and recorded her first double-double at Southwestern Oklahoma with a career high 19 points and 14 rebounds.  The red-shirt junior has claimed the team high in rebounds with 6.1 which is sixth highest in the LSC.

Last time out: Despite career highs from Leal and Threatt the Aggie foul trouble and turnovers allowed for a 83-77 loss on the road at Southwestern Oklahoma.  The Aggies would commit 25 fouls and turn the ball over 18 times allowing for 36 points.  Cameron would only go to the line nine times where they converted five points. The Lady Bulldogs were limited to nine turnovers and CU scored 11 points off of those.

Cameron took a slim 64-63 lead into the fourth quarter but after Leal hit the program record with her eighth three-pointer at the 4:18 mark, CU would only score one more point the rest of the way.

About Southeastern Oklahoma: The Savage Storm are 3-6 and 1-3 in Great American Conference play this season with two wins coming against NAIA opponents. Southeastern Oklahoma last played on Dec. 12 at St. Gregory's, and the Savage Storm built up a 22 point lead in the third quarter which dwindled down to five in next period.  However, SEOSU held off the Cavs to win 85-73 with Kaylie Baxter coming up with 24 points. 

Olivia Potter leads the Savage Storm in offense with 13.2 points a game.  The junior is primarily an outside threat with 3.2 made treys a game.  Baxter is the other SEOSU player recording double-figures with 11.8 points a game.  As a team, the Savage Storm is averaging 69 points a game, and they are leading the GAC at the line where they are 75%.

CU vs. SEOSU series: This will be the first meeting in four years between the Aggies and Savage Storm in Lawton where CU has not beaten a SEOSU team since Feb. 8, 2006.  The Savage Storm have won on their last five visits to the Aggie Gym and are 13-5 when visiting Cameron.  Last year's meeting in Durant snapped a 10 game steak in-favor of SEOSU and was Webb's first win in seven tries.  The overall series is 28-9 in favor of the Savage Storm, and the Aggies have beaten SEOSU consecutively on one occasion; in 2005 and 2006, Cameron won four in a row.